Radiation (Induced) Synthesis

Abstract

the the Radiation (induced) synthesis refers conducting of a synthesis in the presence of a radiation of a certain type (of massless or of massive particles; of electrically charged or neutral particles) and with a certain wavelength or energy. In a Radi-synth process products are favoured against others by the use of the radiation. In this category fits Sound (induced) synthesis (or Sono(-)chemistry) which usually initiates or enhances the chemical activity in solutions, Ultrasound (assisted) synthesis (or ultrasonication) which have an extensive use in many industrial syntheses (including for solid phase products), Microwave synthesis which usually increases the temperature in the process, and Gamma-radiation (induced) synthesis with use in preparation of certain solid-state nanocompounds.